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I'd wait personally. I prefer the controls of the mossberg over remington but thats me.

Well, if your shooting trap, you want a min of 30" gun. Preferably a 32" gun and the really big trap guys will go to 34". I am a firm believer that you get what you pay for and I prefer to buy once and only cry once. I would take your time and see if you can meet up with people to try their different shotguns. Myself, I prefer over under shotguns but like having a semi to make things interesting. What is your price range? I may know somebody who has a gun.

I guess it would depend. usually the bottomed out or 6 oclock dictates the gun has certainly been shot a lot. That doesn't mean it has no life in it. If your buying it at a very good price and your not going to be shooting 5000 shells in year, it may be good for you. If you wanted something that had no limits and wanted ti keeo it for life, then I would pass.

http://tri.gmnews.com/news/2013-01-31/Letters/The_Second_Amendment_has_no_chance_of_being_repeal.html The Second Amendment has no chance of being repealed There has been much concern by some people lately that somehow the government is coming to take their guns. There is no law that can be written to stop anyone from having a gun (just certain types). It would require an amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which requires both houses of Congress to vote in a two-thirds majority. Then the amendment is sent directly to the states (no presidential involvement). Three-fourths of the states have to approve it (37 states). Think about that for a minute and you know it will never, ever happen. Even the new assault weapon ban that was just passed in New York allows you to keep the assault weapon you have. You just can’t buy a new one or sell yours to someone in New York. I must also clear up something that people keep saying which is not true. Hitler did not take guns away from the German people. There was a time after World War I that German citizens were not allowed to have guns, but later the Weimar government allowed gun ownership with registration in 1928. There was no German gun law passed in 1935 as some people keep saying. Hitler did pass a law in 1938 that loosened registration requirements (more people were exempt from needing permits, the legal age of possession dropped from 20 to 18) while simultaneously prohibiting Jews from having guns. Mind you, by 1938 the Nazis were firmly in power and had the support of most German citizens. Some say that if Jews were allowed to have guns, things would have somehow turned out differently for them in World War II. Hitler had already convinced the German people that Jews were a threat to Germany. There was no place to hide when your neighbors were turning you in. When a squad of SS officers shows up at your door, you having a gun is just going to mean they will shoot you and your whole family right there. A small minority of Jews with guns would not have been able to stop the Nazis. The French, British and Russian armies combined could not. Timothy Conway Howell

Email isn't everything. You should have spoken face to face. If you committed a straw purchase, he has every right to go to the people you bought the guns from and explain the scenario. That is what he is supposed to do.

It's your own mouth that got you into this mess. So, you didn't get any guns at all. The FFL sent them back and your getting hit with restocking fees?

Thanks for everything. Smooth transaction.

Nice meeting up with you. Thanks for a smooth and easy transaction.

Okay so you still don't have the rifle ? The FFL is still holding rifle? Can't you just go get it yourself?

I met a optician who is a shooter. He sells shooting glasses and that is his main focus At shot show we spoke about different types of glasses. I will forward you his info by he glasses aren't cheap but they are good quality.

Troy, congrats. Looks sweet and I really like the color of the frame. Good luck with it. Have up on the 1911 or just put on the back burner?

Nothing cause your not a dealer. You just fill in your fid number

Great talking with you and thanks for telling me about Johns. Gonna sit there and eat next time. Deal went great and I wouldn't hesitate to dealnwith again. Thanks Gene

Did another transaction with Gene and it went smooth as silk. Doesn't get better

I know my wife is going, anybody else's better half asking the trip?

Yes for a basic intron gun, this was attainable in the price range above. The cheapest I've seen it ately was 1500. That was a bargain when I saw it. Also heard at shot show that the Israeli govt bought five sevens and all were going over to israel right now to cover the contract

I just recently saw a gp100 3" that had an incredible trigger. I could not believe how nice it's DA pull was. Nothing special like a talo. Because of which, it had to come home with me. Lol

You can swap the barrel in a Glock also. So.g22/31 can be done

With the backup and By the time they get to it, 28 days between nics, can be 31. Obviously this is a gamble that can get you denied. Generally the dealer asks if you bought a gun in the last 30 days, so not sure you will be Abe to get passed that and get to nics.

Yep, Tony has one and usually has the best prices in them.

Gonna stop by next week

May he rest in peace. My condolences go out to you and your family.

Harry, You may want to look into a nice over under shotgun. I know I have shot 250 shells through my 725 and didn't flinch. Shot another 100 next day also. The beretta is a nice Scottie and I'm sorry I sold mine before putting it through the paces.

I think there is two in stock. Contact Tony together one.. $120 + nics Not bad.. Local vendor, has em and price is in line with what it would cost to get em and transfer them in.

While I would have -1 him also, I think everybody wants to be sure that he didn't get hurt. Best case is he backed out and wasn't man enough to face up to it. Worst case, he got killed in a car accident where a trex ate him.